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Plans to harness tidal power off the coast of Anglesey are going on public display.
The first welds have now been completed as the Nord Stream pipeline officially gets underway .
Steel firm Corus has won a £200m contract to supply pipes for a gas field project off the Scottish coast.
A ruptured weld is found to be the most likely cause of a Mississippi pipeline blast that killed 2 people.
National Grid is to construct a 28 mile 36 inch gas pipeline in Gloucestershire.
Four European countries are meeting in Turkey to sign a five-nation agreement for the long-planned 3,300km Nabucco natural gas pipeline.
European governments are due to sign an agreement on the Nabucco gas pipeline
Nigeria, Niger and Algeria have signed an agreement to build a multi-billion dollar pipeline to take Nigerian gas across the Sahara to the Mediterranean.
Exxon Mobil and TransCanada have announced an agreement to work together on the 2,700-kilometre, US$26-billion Alaska pipeline project
Rival pipelines look to secure Europe's energy supplies
South Stream will deliver gas from Central Asia and Russia to Central Europe and Italy through the Balkans.
Work has started on the 1,220 km Nord Stream pipeline project with the opening of the concrete coating yard on the Baltic coast of Germany.
Ottawa wants to share in the 'risks and returns' of the 1,220-kilometre pipeline from Inuvik to Alberta.
Corrosion of a gas pipeline was the cause of a blast that destroyed homes in Virginia.
The Galsi pipeline will bring gas from Algeria to Italy, via the mountainous island of Sardinia.
Construction of the Burgas-Alexandropolis oil pipeline from Bulgaria to Greecehas been postponed for another year.
Wholesale gas prices in Britain jumped by nearly 15 per cent yesterday after a leak from a North Sea pipeline triggered concerns about possible supply problems this winter.
The strikers said they were protesting about the replacement of British labourers with foreign workers at the Langage Energy Centre in Plymouth.
Planning permission has now been granted for a new gas pipeline to supply the Severn Power station in South Wales.
The Keystone pipeline project from Canada to the USA is now to be increased in size at a total cost of$12 billion.
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